With the first competitive game of the season just a few days away, the AAU football team knows that preparation for live gameplay has never been more crucial. On Nov. 2, the
Russian dissident Zhanna Nemtsova challenged the notion of collective responsibility for Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, urging instead for personal accountability, at a public discussion hosted by the Václav Havel Library on
This video story was produced by Isabella Fattore as apart of Björn Steinz class in Spring 2024. Therefore, the statistics mentioned may be different today.
By Sierra Kruger-Wolfe & Ander Beramendi Assayag October 31st is approaching quickly, and along with the lowering temperatures come the cold, undead spirits that haunt Prague. Get your scare on and remember
Most, if not all of the major clubs in Prague are hosting Halloween events on the 30th and 31st of October—Epic, Duplex, and Karlovy Lazne, to name a few. Listed below are
Prague is known for its thriving nightlife, but students are easily caught spending their weekends at overpriced and overrated bars. The city is full of quirky and classy spots for students to
Two weeks after Czechia’s parliamentary elections delivered a decisive win for Andrej Babiš’ ANO (“Yes”) party, coalition negotiations are revealing how uncertain the country’s political future remains. The vote drew nearly 5.6
Prague’s Press Play festival opened Oct. 7 at Kino Atlas cinema, celebrating journalists who report under censorship and political pressure. The festival runs until Oct. 11, screening films from around the world
AAU’s football club starts their competitive games this fall under fresh leadership, as they welcome alumni Matyáš Kousek and Ethan Fite as their new coaches. Kousek brings years of coaching experience, from
That first time you walked through a haunted house, watched that scary movie which left you sleepless, or when your older sibling first told that terrifying myth about the empty house up